Cost Guide for Deep, Move-Out & Recurring Cleaning
In Seattle, most homeowners pay around $250–$300 per visit for recurring cleaning, and $600–$800+ for one-time deep, move-in, or move-out services, depending on home size and condition.
This pricing guide is based on real service data from 1,000+ Seattle and Eastside homes. We update it regularly using current market trends in Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, and nearby neighborhoods to keep pricing accurate and up to date.
Here you'll find average low, mid, and high cleaning costs for Seattle homes — updated with 2025 data and organized by cleaning type, home size, and frequency.
If you're comparing house cleaning prices "near me," this guide gives a clear breakdown of what Seattle homeowners typically pay.
To see whether we serve your neighborhood, visit our full Service Areas list. Below are the latest 2025 prices based on real Seattle market conditions.
Here's a simple overview of typical house cleaning costs in Seattle and the Eastside, based on real service data from 1,000+ local homes. These averages reflect what many homeowners see when searching for Seattle house cleaning prices near me or maid service cost in Seattle in 2025.
Deep cleaning prices vary based on home size, number of bathrooms, and the level of buildup. These ranges reflect typical Seattle and Eastside market rates for deep or spring cleaning.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home (1-2 bed, 1 bath, ≤1,000 sq ft) | $249-$479 |
| Medium home (3-4 bed, 2-3 bath, 1,000-2,500 sq ft) | $351-$844 |
| Large home (5 bed, 4 bath, 2,500-4,000 sq ft) | $443-$1,293 |
Weekly house cleaning remains the most cost-efficient option because homes stay consistently maintained.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home | $151–$197 |
| Medium home | $166–$256 |
| Large home | $192–$387 |
Move-out pricing is higher because most homeowners choose to include inside appliances, cabinets, drawers, baseboards, and full-surface cleaning.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home | $223–$649 |
| Medium home | $490–$1,159 |
| Large home | $560–$1,786 |
The most popular option for Seattle families balancing affordability and consistent upkeep.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home | $155–$205 |
| Medium home | $193–$256 |
| Large home | $205–$428 |
A fresh, sanitized start so your new home feels completely yours from day one.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home | $223–$649 |
| Medium home | $490–$1,159 |
| Large home | $560–$1,786 |
Monthly cleanings require more detailed work because more dirt accumulates between cleaning appointments.
| Home Size | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
| Small home | $160–$209 |
| Medium home | $201–$276 |
| Large home | $213–$468 |
This comparison helps homeowners understand how different cleaning providers structure pricing in the Seattle market.
| Cleaner Type | Hourly Rate | Reliability | Quality | Insurance | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professional Cleaning Companies | $75–$125 | High | High | Always | Families, long-term loyalty, consistent schedules |
| Self-Employed Cleaners | $45–$65 | Medium | Medium | Sometimes | Busy professionals, flexible schedules |
| Marketplace & Gig-Economy Cleaners | $32–$55 | Low | Low–Medium | Rare | One-time tasks, budget-focused homeowners |
You can view what's included in each service type on our Cleaning Checklist. For a detailed breakdown of how Seattle cleaning prices are calculated, see our full 2025 guide: Seattle House Cleaning Prices 2025 — How Costs Are Calculated
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Get QuoteSeattle house cleaning prices can differ from home to home, even within the same neighborhood. Homes in Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, Ballard, Magnolia, Green Lake, Fremont — and Eastside cities like Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, and Sammamish — often have different layouts, parking situations, and lifestyle needs, which is why quotes are always customized.
On this page, we share typical low, mid, and high price ranges. For a deeper breakdown of how Seattle cleaning costs are calculated — including labor rates, square-foot pricing, and quality factors — read our full guide: Seattle House Cleaning Prices 2025: How Costs Are Calculated .
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Bigger or multi-level homes require more time and detail.
More bathrooms increase both cleaning time and complexity.
Kitchens, grout, and high-use areas may need extra detail work.
Pet hair, allergens, and child-safe cleaning requests affect cost.
Weekly or bi-weekly services cost less than infrequent visits.
Inside ovens, fridges, blinds, and other extras add time.
Premium cleaners with specialized expertise and extensive experience may cost more.
Choosing eco-friendly cleaning products supports healthier homes and environmental responsibility.
The average cost of house cleaning in Seattle ranges from $250–$300 per visit for recurring maintenance cleaning and $600–$800+ for one-time deep, move-in, or move-out services. Pricing varies based on home size, number of bathrooms, cleaning type, and home condition.
Key factors include home size, number of bathrooms, pets, clutter, flooring type, cleaning frequency, and the type of cleaner you hire (professional company, independent cleaner, or gig-economy provider). Larger homes and homes with heavier buildup require longer cleaning times, increasing the price.
Deep cleaning involves more time and detail work, including inside cabinets, drawers, appliances, baseboards, grout, and surfaces that accumulate buildup. Because of the extra labor and time required, deep cleanings are priced higher than standard maintenance visits.
Move-out cleaning prepares a home for the next occupant, usually requiring full-home detailing, inside appliances, and deep scrubbing. Move-in cleaning ensures the home is sanitized, fresh, and ready before you bring in furniture — removing all traces of previous residents.
Weekly or bi-weekly cleanings provide the best long-term value. Homes stay consistently maintained, meaning each visit requires less time and the cost per cleaning is lower compared with monthly or one-time services.
Insurance and bonding protect homeowners from accidental damage or loss. Reputable cleaning companies maintain full coverage, while gig-economy cleaners often do not — which is why pricing differs between cleaner types.
Look for providers with strong Google reviews, clear pricing, insurance coverage, and consistent service history in the Seattle area.
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